You can "buy" them yourself through following real accounts that tend to follow back automatically and then unfollowing them. A good percentage of them will also unfollow you later on, but many will stick. Using this method in a non-agressive way, I have over 19,000 legit followers. Even if I unfollowed all of them within a couple of weeks I doubt that more than 5-6 thousands would unfollow me as well!
yea, i am sure that you can buy some real followers. i bought a gig from fiverr a long time ago and i received real followers. the seller simply did the follow/unfollow method with my account until the correct amount of followers were reached, i gave him my user and pass and then changed it after he was done with the gig. you don't need to pay someone for this method though, you can easily do it yourself with a bot or manually. yes, this method does work but you are probably not getting the highest quality followers because (like said above) some of these followers are only following you back because you followed them first.
You can "buy" them yourself through following real accounts that tend to follow back automatically and then unfollowing them. A good percentage of them will also unfollow you later on, but many will stick. Using this method in a non-agressive way, I have over 19,000 legit followers. Even if I unfollowed all of them within a couple of weeks I doubt that more than 5-6 thousands would unfollow me as well!
A lot of these Follow/Follow back programs don't really do anything other than just increase the count. These people who will follow you often eventually unfollow you after a few days.
I haven't done much Twitter stuff in general, it started off as a small unfocused experiment that went well. I also unfollow everyone that unfollows me of course! Nonetheless, I was never pushing the limits of following / unfollowing ratios and I just did it occasionally via automatic tools while I was keeping some real interaction with followers. My followers have no specific subject and they come from the usual countries: 50+% from USA, 9% from UK, Canada and Brazil 4+%. I haven't done any follower buying btw!The 'follow for a follow' plan does work, but if I follow someone, I'll keep following them unless they unfollow me.
Via this method, I have accounts over 100,000 followers.
Once you have larger accounts you can then do Shout-Outs / Retweets for the smaller accounts and those smaller accounts grow quicker.
It's the 'snow ball effect' - the more followers you have, the faster your followers increase, and so on.
What subject and which countries are your 19k followers on/from?